George Washington University

The George Washignton University has been educating and preparing future leades since being funded by an Act of Congress in 1821. GW's 11,000 undergraduates put knowledge into action through hands-on learning, award-winning internships, innovative research, and service initiatives.  GW is home to a diverse, motivated and active student body from all over the world.  Students in every discipline learn from faculty experts and policy leaders to shape global progress.  GW goes beyond the typical university experience, providing an education that is deeply connected to our location in the heart of Washington, DC.  "Only at GW" moments happen every day in one of the world's most culturally dynamic, diverse, and consequential cities. 

Learn more at http://undergraduate.admissions.gwu.edu.

The George Washington University (GW) offers over 200 master's doctoral, and graduate certificate programs through 10 schools and colleges, allowing students the flexibility to tailor programs of study to meet their individual academic and professional needs and goals.  The university's unique location in the center of Washignton, DC creates an educational experience that blends practice with theory, helping students strengthen knowledge and skills through internships, co-operative education, and research opportunities.

GW offers a variety of financial support for international graduate students, including fellowships, assistantships, part-time employment opoprtunities, and externally-funded schoalrships.  Academic, profesional, and personal-well-being are strengthened thorugh a wide range of co-curricular programs, support services, institutional resources, and an extensive network of student organizations.  The university's comprehensive Center for Career Services and specialized, school-based career services offices support students through workshops, one-on-one services, and networking opportunities.

Learn more about graduate study at GW at go.gwu.edu/gradinfo